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In case of emergency, you’ll want to be prepared with a pre-packed kit with the essentials.
Things to include in your emergency kit:
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Water
Enough water in clean sealable plastic containers for all members of the household or workplace for 72 hours.
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Candles and matches
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Torches with new batteries
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Battery operated radio
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Extra batteries
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First aid kit
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Heavy rubber gloves
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Masking tape
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Plastic sheeting/waterproof bags
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Spare house, business and vehicle keys
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Cash/credit cards and key documents
Including your will, passports, birth/marriage/death certificates, insurance policies, immunisation and medical records and tax and bank details stored in waterproof bags/containers.
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Non-perishable food
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Essential medicines, prescription glasses, denture needs, etc.
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Non-electric can-opener
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Warm clothes and sturdy shoes
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Baby needs
E.g. nappies, wet wipes, formula, bottles, medications, etc.
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Pet needs
E.g. food, medication, leash, muzzle, cage, etc.
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Any sentimental items
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Mobile phone
You could also include any easily transportable computer devices such as iPads and small laptops - don't forget extra batteries and portable or mains chargers.
Additional business specific items for your emergency kit:
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Business continuity plan
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Evacuation plan
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Building site plan
Useful during recovery operations.
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List of employee contact details
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Emergency services contacts
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List of customer and supplier details
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Product lists and specifications
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Latest stock and equipment inventory
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Insurance policies
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Financial and banking records
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Back-up data
On USB and memory sticks or external drives.
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Security codes
This page provides general advice that CGU Insurance has sourced from emergency services. For up-to-date and specific advice relating to the risks in your area please speak to your local council or emergency services.